Professional Tile Cutters and Diamond Blades Built for Precision

Montolit uses titanium-coated tungsten carbide construction rated for 5,000 meters of cutting. This coating reduces friction and heat buildup during scoring, which extends wheel life significantly compared to standard carbide wheels that typically last 500-1,000 meters.

DNA stands for Diamonds Network Arrangement - a patented method that positions diamond particles in an optimized pattern across the blade segment. This arrangement creates consistent cutting points, reduces vibration, and allows better cooling during wet cuts. The result is faster cutting speed with less wear on the blade.

Yes, the Masterpiuma P5 accommodates tiles up to 63.5 inches (161cm) in length. Its single-rail design maintains scoring accuracy across the full length, and the adjustable breaking system handles porcelain from 3mm to 20mm thick. For slabs beyond this size, Montolit offers the Flash Line system.

The CPV (CERMONT) blade uses fine diamond grit specifically designed for glass and delicate materials. Its continuous rim reduces vibration that causes chipping, and the narrow kerf minimizes material loss. Run this blade with plenty of water and at moderate speed for cleanest results.

Manual cutters offer several advantages: no water mess or cleanup, faster setup time, quieter operation, and portability between job sites. For straight cuts on tiles within the cutter capacity, a quality manual cutter like the Masterpiuma can produce cleaner edges faster than a wet saw.

When cutting speed decreases noticeably or the blade starts glazing over, dress the blade by making a few cuts through a dressing stone or abrasive brick. This exposes fresh diamond particles. Most contractors dress their blades every few hours of active cutting on hard materials.

Both use the same DNA diamond arrangement for cutting performance. The SCX-S version adds laser-cut slots in the blade body that reduce noise during operation - helpful for indoor work or noise-restricted sites. Cutting speed and edge quality remain identical between versions.

Yes, we maintain inventory of scoring wheels, breaking pads, rail components, and other wear parts for the Masterpiuma series and other Montolit tools. Having replacement parts available locally means less downtime waiting for shipments from overseas suppliers.

Montolit offers four main blade types: Continuous rim blades (CGX, CPV) for smooth cuts on ceramics and glass; Segmented blades (DNA SECTOR LXA) for concrete and asphalt; Turbo blades (TURMONT TCS, DNA TXH) for fast cuts on hard stone and porcelain; and Hybrid blades combining features for versatile performance. Each type is optimized for specific materials and cutting conditions.

The CSS SLIM CUT blade is specifically engineered for cutting thin porcelain slabs and panels. Its narrow profile and fine diamond arrangement minimize material stress during cutting, reducing the risk of cracking that can occur with standard blades on thin, large-format porcelain. Ideal for modern ultra-thin tile installations.